Upon this man's return to Ezeiza Airport, right-wing snipers massacred his supporters, including the Montoneros. His involvement the coup ending the Infamous Decade gave him strong ties to labor groups, which would contribute to the exclusion of his country's exports from the Marshall Plan. His supporters were called the descamisados, or the "shirtless ones," and his gover
Upon this man's return to Ezeiza Airport, right-wing snipers massacred his supporters, including the Montoneros. His involvement the coup ending the Infamous Decade gave him strong ties to labor groups, which would contribute to the exclusion of his country's exports from the Marshall Plan. His supporters were called the descamisados, or the "shirtless ones," and his government sheltered a Nazi war criminal later abducted by Mossad, Adolf Eichmann. His ideology was propounded by Nestor Kirchner. His second wife, Eva, died of cervical cancer and had been an actress and philanthropist. For 10 points, name this three-time President of Argentina.
Upon this man's return to Ezeiza Airport, right-wing snipers massacred his supporters, including the Montoneros.
Juan Domingo {Perón}